Wireless headphones have become an integral part of everyday life - they are convenient for listening to music, calls and podcasts without tangled wires. - Xiaomi Redmi Note owners 10S Often faced with questions: how to synchronize TWS-Headphones with a phone, why does the device not find the headset or the sound is interrupted? In this article, we will discuss not only the standard connection procedure, but also the nuances of working with different models of headphones (Redmi AirDots, Mi True Wireless, Haylou, etc.), and also solve typical problems.
The Redmi Note 10S features Bluetooth 5.0 support, which ensures stable connectivity and low power consumption. However, even with the modern MediaTek Helio G95 chipset, users can experience audio delays or automatically turn off the headphones. We will tell you how to avoid these problems and adjust the headset for maximum comfort.
1. Connection Preparation: What to Check Before Pairing
Before you start connecting, make sure your headphones and smartphone are ready to go. Often problems arise from a dead headset battery or outdated phone firmware.
- 🔋 Headphone charge: most TWS-If the indicator on the case flashes red, plug it into the charge for 10-15 minutes.
- 📱 Version. MIUI: on the Redmi Note 10S The firmware should be installed not lower MIUI 12.5. You can check the version in Settings → The phone. → Version. MIUI.
- 🔄 Resetting previous connections: If the headphones were already paired with another device, they must be returned to search mode (usually by holding a button on a case or earpiece).
- 🛡️ No interference: Turn off other Bluetooth devices nearby (fitness bracelets, speakers) that can create conflicts.
Important for the Redmi Note 10S: If you use Xiaomi/Mi headphones (like Redmi AirDots 3), activate the dual connection function in your phone settings (Settings → Connections → Bluetooth → Additional).
2. Step-by-step instruction: how to connect wireless headphones
The pairing process takes no more than a minute if you follow the algorithm. TWS-headphone:
- Open the headphone case cover (if it is) TWS-model, or manually turn them on (for monopods) The indicator should flash white/blue, which means that the headset is in search mode.
- On your phone, go to Settings → Connections → Bluetooth and activate the slider.
- In the list of available devices, find the name of your headphones (such as Redmi AirDots 2 or Mi True Wireless Earphones) and tap it.
- Confirm the pairing if a request appears (sometimes you need to enter) PIN-code - default is 0000 or 1234).
- Wait for the message "Connected" - now the headphones are ready to work.
For dual-connection models (e.g. Redmi Buds 4), after the first pairing, the headphones will automatically connect to the phone when removed from the case. If this does not happen, check the settings in the Mi Home app (if it supports your model).
Headphones appear in the list of connected devices |
Sound is played without delay |
Case indicator is on fire green/blue |
In the status bar of the phone appeared the icon Bluetooth-->
3. Problem Solving: Headphones don't plug in or turn off
If the smartphone can't see the headset or the connection is constantly breaking, the reasons can be both software and hardware.
| Problem. | Possible cause | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Phone can't find headphones | Headphones are not in pairing mode | Return them to search mode (hold the button on the case for 5-10 seconds until the indicator flashes) |
| The conjugation passes, but there's no sound. | Headphones are connected as a “call device” and not for media | In Bluetooth settings, select headphones → Settings → Use for media |
| Permanent communication breakdowns | Interference from other devices or weak Bluetooth signal | Disable other Bluetooth devices, reboot your phone and headphones |
| The sound is interrupted when listening to music | Bluetooth codecs are not optimized | In the developer settings (Settings → About Phone → MIUI → 7 times tap) select Bluetooth Codec → AAC or SBC |
⚠️ Attention: if Xiaomi headphones refuse to connect despite all manipulations, try resetting them to factory settings. To do this, hold the button on the case for 15-20 seconds before changing the color of the indicator (from red to white.
For models with active noise cancellation (ANC), check if the headphone battery is running out – this feature consumes significantly more power. If the sound is distorted after connecting, try turning off the ANC in the headset settings (if you have one).
4. Sound optimization: settings for better playback
Even after a successful connection, the sound may not be perfect.The Redmi Note 10S offers several tools to improve the audio:
- 🎵 Equator: Go to Settings → Sound. → Equalizer and select a preset profile (like Bass or Rock) or adjust frequencies manually.
- 🔊 Bass amplification: activate the Mi Sound Enhancer option in the same sound settings – this will add depth to the low frequencies.
- 🎧 Spatial sound: for headphones with support LDAC or aptX, enable the appropriate codec in the developer settings.
- 📵 Game Mode: If you use headphones for games, activate Game Mode in Settings → Special facilities → Improved sound to reduce delay.
The Redmi Note 10S supports AAC and SBC codecs by default, but for headphone models with aptX or LDAC (such as Sony WH-1000XM4), you will need to install the corresponding codec manually.
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If the audio in games or videos lags behind after connecting the headphones, try enabling Low Lag mode in Bluetooth settings (available for some TWS models).
5. Connecting headphones to multiple devices (multipoint)
Many modern TWS-Headphones support multipoint, which is a simultaneous connection to two devices (like a phone and a laptop), but not all Xiaomi models have this feature out of the box:
1. Make sure your headphones support multipoint (this is indicated in the model specifications).
2. Connect the headphones to the first device (e.g., Redmi Note 10S).
3. Activate Bluetooth on the second device and start the search.
4. Find the headphones in the list and connect - if the model supports multipoint, the connection will establish without breaking with the first device.
For Redmi AirDots 3 Pro and newer headphones, multipoint works automatically, but you may need to update your firmware through the Mi Home app. If the feature isn't activated, try:
- 🔄 Disconnect the headphones from the first device, then connect to the second and return the connection to the first one.
- 📱 Reset the headphone settings (hold the button on the case for 15 seconds).
- 🔧 Update the firmware of headphones through the official application of the manufacturer.
⚠️ Warning: When you use multipoint, the headphone battery runs 20 to 30 percent faster. If you're interested in autonomy, disconnect unused devices from the list of conjugated devices.
6. How to disable or remove headphones from the list of devices
If you no longer plan to use the headset or want to connect it to another phone, remove the headphones from the list of associated devices. This is also useful if the headset is unstable - sometimes reconnecting solves the problem.
To remove the headphones:
- Open Settings → Connections → Bluetooth.
- Find your headphones in the list and tap the icon ⚙️ (junction.
- Select Disable (if you need to temporarily break the connection) or Forget the device (for complete removal).
- Confirm the action – the headphones will be removed from the memory of the phone.
Once removed, the headphones will return to search mode (the indicator will flash white/blue), now they can be connected to another device or re-painted with the Redmi Note 10S.
What if the headphones remain on the list after removal?
7. Extend the life of the headphone battery
Autonomy TWS-It's not just about the battery capacity that you have, but also how you use it. Here are some tips to help you get more time:
- 🔌 Proper charging: Don't keep your headphones on charge for more than 2-3 hours after full charge - this shortens battery life.Use the original cable or certified adapter.
- 📴 Disconnecting when simple: if you do not use headphones, put them in a case – this automatically turns off Bluetooth and saves charge.
- 🎧 Optimization of codecs: codec SBC consumes less energy than AAC Switch to it in the developer settings if autonomy is more important than sound quality.
- 🔇 Eco mode: some models (e.g. Haylou) GT1) have an energy saving mode - activate it through the manufacturer's application.
Average working hours TWS-If you have a headphone charge, it takes 4-6 hours, and a case charge, it takes up to 20 to 24 hours:
- Is the ANC (noise reduction) constantly on?
- Are the headphones connected to several devices at the same time (multipoint).
- Is the case discharged - if the indicator on it does not burn, recharge it.
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To extend the battery life of headphones, avoid full discharge (set on charging at 20-30% charge) and do not use them in extreme temperatures (below 0 ° C or above 35 ° C).